Implementation Commitments for Verifiable Claims Working Group

Last substantial update 18 June 2016, editoral update 4 Nov 2016

The following organizations have committed to implementing and/or deploying
the output of the Verifiable Claims Working Group if the work successfully
produces a W3C standard (see Draft charter). The implementations are broken out by roles
in the ecosystem and each organization has provided rough numbers for the
reach of their Verifiable Claims deployments. These commitments, whilst sincere, are not binding.

Issuers

Educational Testing Service - 100 million people via licensed software.

Pearson - 50 million people via custom built software licensed to other organizations.

Verisys - 50 million people via custom built software deployed directly to customers.

Rabobank - Up to 10 million people via custom built software created to support Netherlands iDIN scheme.

Respect Network Corporation - Up to 50 million people via custom built software deployed directly to customers.

GovCoin Systems - Up to 50 million people by licensing software from commercial vendors.

New Zealand Government (RealMe) - Up to 10 million people via commercial software vendors.

DISC - Up to 1 million people by building our own software and licensing it to other organizations.

Capella University - Up to 100,000 people by building our own software and deploying it internally.

Tierion - Up to 50,000 people by building our own software and licensing it to organizations.

INRIA - Up to 10,000 people by using open source software and deploying it inside our organization.

Repositories

Accreditrust Technologies - More than 1 billion people by building our own software and licensing it to customers.

Pearson - 50 million people via custom built software licensed to other organizations.

Verisys - 50 million people via custom built software deployed directly to customers.

GovCoin Systems - Up to 50 million people by licensing software from commercial vendors.

Respect Network Corporation - Up to 50 million people via custom built software deployed directly to customers.

New Zealand Government (RealMe) - Up to 10 million people via commercial software vendors.

Protocol Labs (IPFS) - Up to 10 million people by building our own software and licensing it to other organizations.

DISC - Up to 1 million people by building our own software and licensing it to other organizations.

Capella University - Up to 100,000 people by building our own software and deploying it internally.

Tierion - Up to 50,000 people by building our own software and licensing it to organizations.

Inspectors

Pearson - 50 million people via custom built software licensed to other organizations.

Verisys - 50 million people via custom built software deployed directly to customers.

New Zealand Government (RealMe) - Up to 10 million people via commercial software vendors.

National Association of Convenience Stores - Up to 10 million people via purchased commercial software bought from a vendor.

VitalSource - Up to 1 million people via custom built software deployed directly to customers.

DISC - Up to 1 million people by building our own software and licensing it to other organizations.

Capella University - Up to 100,000 people by building our own software and deploying it internally.

INRIA - Up to 10,000 people by using open source software and deploying it inside our organization.

De Nederlandsche Bank - Up to 5,000 people, unsure how we would deploy it, yet.